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Generalized susceptibilities along the phase boundary of the three-dimensional, three-state Potts model

Through the Monte Carlo simulation of the three-dimensional, three-state Potts model, which is a paradigm of finite-temperature pure gauge QCD, we study the fluctuations of generalized susceptibilities near the temperatures of external fields of first-, second-order phase transitions and crossover. Similar peak-like fluctuation appears in the second order susceptibility at three given external fields. Oscillation-like fluctuation appears in the third and fourth order susceptibilities. We find that these non-monotonic fluctuations are not only associated with the second-order phase transition, but also the first-order one and crossover in a system of finite-size. We further present the finite-size scaling analysis of the second and fourth order susceptibilities, respectively. The exponent of the scaling characterizes the order of the transitions, or the crossover.

preprint2014arXivOpen access

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